Wyoming Occupational Employment and Wages September 2025

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Occupation Occ. code Est. empl. Empl %RSE Mean wage Mean %RSE 10th pct 25th pct Median wage 75th pct 90th pct Total all occupations 00-0000 21,510 1.99 63,815 30.68 0.52 28,897 13.89 38,681 18.59 52,066 25.03 76,555 36.80 106,324 51.12 Management Occupations 11-0000 1,500 3.49 117,619 56.55 1.29 49,898 23.99 69,281 33.31 101,361 48.73 143,050 68.77 203,394 97.79 Top Executives 11-1000 690 4.33 126,263 60.70 1.97 51,364 24.69 68,751 33.05 101,696 48.89 146,098 70.24 238,115 114.48 General and Operations Managers 11-1021 690 4.34 126,223 60.68 1.97 51,455 24.73 68,824 33.09 101,680 48.89 145,198 69.81 239,555 115.17 Advertising, Marketing, Promotions, Public Relations, and Sales Managers 11-2000 30 19.58 153,980 74.03 6.55 101,361 48.73 110,276 53.02 125,783 60.47 213,654 102.72 217,836 104.72 Marketing Managers 11-2021 20 25.63 164,694 79.18 9.08 110,277 53.02 110,826 53.29 125,783 60.47 213,654 102.72 219,726 105.64 Sales Managers 11-2022 10 26.50 158,066 76.00 9.02 79,041 38.00 104,673 50.32 155,378 74.70 215,713 103.71 217,836 104.72 Operations Specialties Managers 11-3000 120 13.13 154,973 74.50 4.31 72,781 34.99 100,802 48.46 135,958 65.37 185,458 89.16 247,827 119.15 Facilities Managers 11-3013 20 25.65 130,520 62.75 4.31 100,760 48.44 100,783 48.45 131,931 63.43 154,658 74.36 157,772 75.85 Computer and Information Systems Managers 11-3021 20 27.47 140,324 67.46 7.75 95,755 46.04 108,784 52.30 129,256 62.14 187,595 90.18 201,668 96.96 Financial Managers 11-3031 50 16.00 185,574 89.22 6.27 75,654 36.37 114,469 55.04 155,114 74.58 222,485 106.96 Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers 11-3071 20 31.26 116,787 56.15 17.29 51,209 24.62 51,209 24.62 135,958 65.37 140,589 67.59 192,671 92.63 Human Resources Managers 11-3121 10 29.71 149,394 71.83 12.36 97,988 47.10 97,988 47.10 118,125 56.79 227,659 109.45 245,352 117.96 Other Management Occupations 11-9000 660 5.31 99,865 48.02 1.54 47,464 22.82 66,230 31.84 93,188 44.80 133,452 64.16 155,551 74.78 Construction Managers 11-9021 130 10.78 103,240 49.63 3.16 49,074 23.59 64,608 31.06 100,648 48.39 132,345 63.63 171,107 82.26 Education and Childcare Administrators, Preschool and Daycare 11-9031 10 29.65 63,099 30.33 11.04 38,478 18.50 38,778 18.65 63,780 30.67 93,621 45.01 101,361 48.73 Education Administrators, Kindergarten through Secondary 11-9032 20 38.78 127,481 8.10 81,514 101,887 139,724 139,724 183,325 Food Service Managers 11-9051 90 12.31 87,619 42.13 3.43 49,061 23.58 61,359 29.49 81,372 39.12 98,684 47.45 140,741 67.66 Lodging Managers 11-9081 70 14.13 90,580 43.55 4.07 44,391 21.34 68,332 32.85 76,317 36.69 96,604 46.44 172,371 82.87 Medical and Health Services Managers 11-9111 60 20.52 133,857 64.35 5.97 76,338 36.70 110,328 53.05 138,626 66.64 155,551 74.78 173,672 83.50 Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers 11-9141 170 9.17 88,136 42.38 4.34 37,318 17.94 50,710 24.38 79,224 38.09 133,604 64.24 144,620 69.53 Social and Community Service Managers 11-9151 20 25.61 69,691 33.51 5.88 53,475 25.71 54,535 26.22 62,512 30.05 78,007 37.50 101,681 48.89 Managers, All Other 11-9199 50 19.22 118,597 57.02 4.06 80,541 38.72 98,097 47.17 112,731 54.20 144,503 69.47 167,267 80.42 Business and Financial Operations Occupations 13-0000 1,300 3.92 104,488 50.24 1.66 49,216 23.67 66,552 31.99 85,271 41.00 116,796 56.15 180,726 86.89 Business Operations Specialists 13-1000 840 4.64 89,952 43.25 1.73 43,643 20.98 61,286 29.46 82,954 39.89 104,103 50.05 137,098 65.92 Buyers and Purchasing Agents 13-1020 50 19.61 80,772 38.83 3.70 55,071 26.48 64,606 31.06 79,040 38.00 95,662 45.99 102,981 49.51 Compliance Officers 13-1041 30 21.77 96,455 46.37 4.99 67,104 32.26 68,769 33.06 94,914 45.63 122,266 58.78 137,098 65.92 Cost Estimators 13-1051 40 16.42 80,070 38.50 6.73 39,924 19.20 59,351 28.53 80,557 38.72 83,917 40.34 125,312 60.24 Human Resources Specialists 13-1071 70 14.13 74,309 35.73 3.88 46,552 22.38 59,753 28.73 70,487 33.89 84,246 40.50 105,204 50.58 Project Management Specialists 13-1082 230 7.98 106,172 51.05 2.79 67,400 32.41 82,954 39.89 100,144 48.14 123,378 59.32 157,685 75.81 Management Analysts 13-1111 40 16.42 165,949 79.78 9.58 99,550 47.86 103,746 49.87 129,217 62.12 181,989 87.50 Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners 13-1121 50 16.65 64,814 31.16 4.33 43,143 20.74 47,037 22.62 61,014 29.33 80,613 38.76 93,323 44.86 Fundraisers 13-1131 20 24.12 84,978 40.85 6.43 59,665 28.69 61,540 29.59 80,959 38.92 96,956 46.62 99,809 47.99 Training and Development Specialists 13-1151 40 16.89 75,041 36.08 7.05 27,578 13.25 54,955 26.42 83,406 40.10 97,756 47.00 104,103 50.05 Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists 13-1161 120 9.71 69,788 33.55 4.02 25,494 12.26 48,287 23.21 63,446 30.50 79,707 38.32 108,283 52.06 Business Operations Specialists, All Other 13-1199 140 10.66 86,241 41.46 5.32 42,863 20.61 48,943 23.53 75,240 36.17 101,467 48.78 153,425 73.76 Financial Specialists 13-2000 460 6.07 130,643 62.81 2.78 60,648 29.15 78,380 37.68 100,793 48.46 152,440 73.29 Accountants and Auditors 13-2011 220 8.36 99,437 47.81 2.55 64,067 30.80 77,652 37.33 85,836 41.27 113,036 54.34 135,857 65.32 Financial and Investment Analysts 13-2051 90 11.39 237,503 114.18 7.05 102,921 49.48 221,876 106.67 221,876 106.67 Personal Financial Advisors 13-2052 60 15.06 150,431 72.33 7.21 50,595 24.33 78,595 37.79 115,672 55.61 210,776 101.33 Financial Risk Specialists 13-2054 10 27.41 101,867 48.97 10.00 67,131 32.27 93,673 45.03 100,793 48.46 105,942 50.93 105,942 50.93 Loan Officers 13-2072 50 22.86 108,351 52.09 6.63 59,982 28.84 68,103 32.74 91,519 44.00 131,039 63.00 180,196 86.63 Computer and Mathematical Occupations 15-0000 290 7.11 87,585 42.11 2.85 45,730 21.99 64,714 31.12 75,368 36.23 110,445 53.10 131,789 63.36 Computer Occupations 15-1200 290 7.14 87,849 42.23 2.85 45,730 21.99 64,714 31.12 75,368 36.23 110,736 53.24 131,789 63.36 Computer Systems Analysts 15-1211 10 26.47 100,410 48.27 8.59 46,997 22.59 79,782 38.36 91,827 44.15 112,258 53.97 143,477 68.98 Computer Network Support Specialists 15-1231 20 29.85 78,448 37.71 11.81 42,108 20.25 42,120 20.25 78,387 37.69 89,530 43.04 114,676 55.13 Computer User Support Specialists 15-1232 40 18.24 63,675 30.61 6.16 37,340 17.96 44,758 21.51 61,997 29.81 81,605 39.23 89,283 42.92 Network and Computer Systems Administrators 15-1244 100 11.47 79,134 38.05 3.32 64,121 30.83 75,368 36.23 75,368 36.23 76,712 36.88 100,748 48.44 Software Developers 15-1252 70 12.50 119,601 57.50 4.88 64,714 31.12 79,391 38.17 115,282 55.43 156,039 75.02 160,120 76.98 Web and Digital Interface Designers 15-1255 30 18.55 67,718 32.56 8.96 45,730 21.99 45,730 21.99 54,032 25.97 76,173 36.62 115,532 55.54 Architecture and Engineering Occupations 17-0000 360 9.76 100,588 48.36 2.70 58,723 28.24 71,644 34.44 87,206 41.93 115,179 55.37 146,262 70.32 Architects, Surveyors, and Cartographers 17-1000 100 14.90 108,143 51.99 5.01 66,284 31.87 75,922 36.50 97,101 46.68 115,151 55.36 190,792 91.72 Architects, Except Landscape and Naval 17-1011 60 19.96 126,921 61.02 6.89 73,443 35.31 82,454 39.64 113,856 54.73 134,136 64.49 207,659 99.84 Landscape Architects 17-1012 20 28.56 83,316 40.06 4.77 59,682 28.70 74,427 35.78 78,196 37.60 97,991 47.11 106,204 51.06 Surveyors 17-1022 20 23.46 82,106 39.47 4.32 54,441 26.17 66,290 31.87 75,922 36.50 103,325 49.68 110,995 53.36 Engineers 17-2000 180 12.91 114,078 54.85 3.51 80,288 38.60 82,637 39.73 104,926 50.44 132,784 63.84 146,262 70.32 Civil Engineers 17-2051 130 15.81 104,348 50.17 3.25 80,203 38.56 81,364 39.11 103,990 49.99 115,387 55.48 135,562 65.17 Drafters, Engineering Technicians, and Mapping Technicians 17-3000 90 16.00 65,767 31.62 2.88 47,017 22.60 54,375 26.14 61,853 29.73 74,642 35.89 94,063 45.22 Architectural and Civil Drafters 17-3011 50 18.54 70,233 33.76 4.11 54,375 26.14 58,723 28.24 65,388 31.44 74,798 35.96 108,044 51.95 Civil Engineering Technologists and Technicians 17-3022 20 32.55 56,888 27.35 4.57 39,602 19.04 47,255 22.72 61,853 29.73 61,853 29.73 67,098 32.26 Surveying and Mapping Technicians 17-3031 10 34.09 61,734 29.68 7.10 44,645 21.46 48,983 23.55 59,157 28.45 78,841 37.90 78,844 37.91 Life, Physical, and Social Science Occupations 19-0000 310 12.72 68,013 32.70 2.28 41,419 19.91 47,565 22.87 63,740 30.64 81,256 39.06 100,127 48.14 Life Scientists 19-1000 60 22.95 77,465 37.24 3.63 46,262 22.24 63,283 30.42 78,482 37.73 91,134 43.81 106,204 51.06 Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists 19-1023 30 31.21 76,105 36.59 3.75 49,817 23.95 65,841 31.65 78,482 37.73 88,608 42.60 98,734 47.47 Conservation Scientists 19-1031 20 28.54 70,112 33.71 10.80 46,262 22.24 46,262 22.24 63,283 30.42 80,637 38.77 104,684 50.33 Physical Scientists 19-2000 70 16.00 77,275 37.16 4.25 46,693 22.45 62,493 30.05 77,598 37.30 88,172 42.39 116,883 56.19 Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health 19-2041 30 23.46 63,501 30.53 6.75 38,953 18.73 47,100 22.65 65,442 31.46 85,932 41.31 88,172 42.39 Life, Physical, and Social Science Technicians 19-4000 140 24.68 54,595 26.25 2.96 41,419 19.91 41,419 19.91 51,305 24.67 62,150 29.88 72,413 34.81 Community and Social Service Occupations 21-0000 170 14.74 70,340 33.82 3.29 36,084 17.35 45,848 22.04 65,315 31.40 92,394 44.42 112,537 54.11 Counselors, Social Workers, and Other Community and Social Service Specialists 21-1000 170 14.74 70,340 33.82 3.29 36,084 17.35 45,848 22.04 65,315 31.40 92,394 44.42 112,537 54.11 Educational, Guidance, and Career Counselors and Advisors 21-1012 20 34.43 71,526 34.39 9.68 19,925 9.58 48,830 23.47 75,473 36.29 92,394 44.42 92,394 44.42 Substance abuse, behavioral disorder, and mental health counselors 21-1018 70 20.40 75,710 36.40 4.69 38,673 18.59 45,851 22.05 77,680 37.34 101,308 48.70 123,396 59.32 Child, Family, and School Social Workers 21-1021 20 32.54 61,530 29.59 9.85 36,083 17.35 36,084 17.35 59,071 28.40 92,453 44.45 92,453 44.45 Health Education Specialists 21-1091 10 39.47 10.48 Legal Occupations 23-0000 100 17.39 98,888 47.54 5.53 48,801 23.46 57,097 27.45 71,386 34.32 115,977 55.76 200,753 96.52 Lawyers, Judges, and Related Workers 23-1000 60 19.21 126,586 60.86 6.82 52,696 25.34 66,804 32.12 97,744 46.99 163,575 78.65 219,372 105.47 Lawyers 23-1011 60 19.21 127,763 61.42 6.83 52,696 25.34 66,804 32.12 97,744 46.99 163,575 78.65 223,850 107.62 Legal Support Workers 23-2000 50 19.21 62,903 30.25 3.90 39,126 18.81 52,328 25.16 57,097 27.45 80,554 38.73 81,777 39.31 Paralegals and Legal Assistants 23-2011 40 21.75 64,145 30.84 4.74 40,190 19.33 52,328 25.16 57,097 27.45 80,554 38.73 99,867 48.01 Educational Instruction and Library Occupations 25-0000 760 11.72 60,077 28.89 2.20 30,909 14.86 39,997 19.23 52,788 25.38 83,421 40.11 84,693 40.72 Preschool, Elementary, Middle, Secondary, and Special Education Teachers 25-2000 370 25.21 72,879 2.73 47,961 60,264 83,421 83,879 102,495 Preschool Teachers, Except Special Education 25-2011 60 28.63 43,027 20.69 5.98 29,149 14.02 30,290 14.56 49,437 23.77 50,539 24.30 59,133 28.42 Kindergarten Teachers, Except Special Education 25-2012 20 39.05 71,003 7.93 51,569 51,569 69,276 85,124 85,124 Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education 25-2021 120 38.85 77,991 5.12 65,367 67,703 83,421 83,421 83,421 Middle School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education 25-2022 60 37.58 77,995 5.75 52,920 68,365 83,879 83,879 105,958 Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education 25-2031 70 35.31 77,228 6.28 48,849 64,592 83,432 83,432 106,547 Other Teachers and Instructors 25-3000 210 15.63 48,155 23.15 3.75 27,472 13.21 39,059 18.78 49,361 23.73 53,176 25.57 67,331 32.37 Self-Enrichment Teachers 25-3021 100 20.83 47,484 22.83 4.81 27,472 13.21 37,073 17.82 49,129 23.62 53,176 25.57 68,974 33.16 Substitute Teachers, Short-Term 25-3031 80 38.81 46,546 22.37 5.46 39,059 18.78 39,059 18.78 51,751 24.88 51,751 24.88 51,751 24.88 Librarians, Curators, and Archivists 25-4000 20 27.45 50,898 24.47 10.13 26,132 12.56 29,417 14.14 37,918 18.23 62,446 30.03 86,553 41.62 Other Educational Instruction and Library Occupations 25-9000 130 24.38 44,120 7.41 29,713 38,420 39,997 46,749 49,160 Teaching Assistants, Except Postsecondary 25-9045 110 30.25 39,858 4.88 29,713 38,420 39,997 40,025 49,160 Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media Occupations 27-0000 350 7.86 68,097 32.74 2.65 31,852 15.32 45,121 21.69 61,791 29.70 85,644 41.18 104,684 50.33 Art and Design Workers 27-1000 110 13.01 65,426 31.45 4.36 22,828 10.97 37,564 18.06 58,787 28.27 101,321 48.71 104,922 50.44 Graphic Designers 27-1024 30 21.75 60,793 29.23 6.95 31,852 15.32 39,567 19.02 58,787 28.27 73,607 35.39 98,017 47.12 Interior Designers 27-1025 50 18.55 80,317 38.61 5.00 21,022 10.10 60,324 29.00 101,321 48.71 104,685 50.33 110,096 52.93 Merchandise Displayers and Window Trimmers 27-1026 10 31.14 45,333 21.80 6.91 35,045 16.85 37,547 18.05 38,462 18.49 52,816 25.39 52,816 25.39 Entertainers and Performers, Sports and Related Workers 27-2000 140 13.74 70,505 33.90 5.17 42,657 20.51 52,918 25.44 61,569 29.60 74,843 35.98 87,838 42.23 Producers and Directors 27-2012 30 18.86 67,616 32.51 7.21 42,039 20.21 52,805 25.39 63,090 30.33 77,579 37.30 79,279 38.12 Coaches and Scouts 27-2022 100 20.03 65,093 4.49 42,657 52,918 60,993 74,789 87,838

Wyoming Occupational Employment and Wages September 2025